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: OverlawyeredAn ADA right to smoke-free eateries?
By Walter Olson, Ted Frank, and David Nieporent
Thus argues a lawsuit filed by James Bogden against four restaurants in Alexandria, Va., which "seeks to require the restaurants to become smoke-free, arguing that they must accommodate Bogden's disability, coronary artery disease, and eliminate secondhand smoke so he can eat at them. Each of the restaurants allows smoking in designated areas." (Jerry Markon, "Man With Heart Condition Wants Smoke-Free Eateries", Washington Post, Jan. 31).
Full post as published by Overlawyered on January 31, 2008 (boomark / email).
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